Lead Economy (so also in German, rarely Hauptwirtschaftsmacht)

A country with a predominant share of the – global – such as the U.S. or the euro zone – or – regional – such as Germany with a share of about a quarter within the euro zone) economy. It is advantageous for banks, even from smaller countries, to be represented in a lead economy. – See foreign banks, alliances, cross-border, foreign branch, market entry costs, representative office.

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